The phrase "aggregate together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of combining or collecting items, data, or information into a single group or total.
Example: "To analyze the survey results effectively, we need to aggregate together the responses from all participants."
Alternatives: "combine" or "consolidate".
Furthermore, the polymer brushes tend to aggregate together and change their nanopatterns at an elevated temperature.
Slime mold cells can function independently, but will often aggregate together in a show of multi-cellularity.
When stimulated by blood vessel damage or blood clotting, these tiny cells "aggregate" together, plugging the damaged vessel and thereby preventing any further escape of blood.
"It is undeniably a challenge to try to ensure that off-campus students don't aggregate together in international groups," Carrington agrees.
While the platelets aggregate together, they also secrete factors that recruit other immune cells, and these factors initiate the inflammatory phase.
Furthermore, the effect of using refractory brick fine aggregate together with aluminate cement on the improvement of concrete modulus of elasticity under fire was not significant.
This confirms that if the origin of the 13 μm band is the α-Al2O3, the dust particles should have no thick contamination, have approximately a spherical shape, and should rarely aggregate together to maintain a narrow bandwidth.
Many receptors, such as those used in this work, do not activate the cell unless they bind molecules that link to multiple receptors simultaneously, and cause them to aggregate together in large signaling clusters.
To face this challenge, this research set out to investigate the compressive behavior of concrete containing fine recycled refractory brick aggregate together with calcium aluminate cement (CAC) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fibers under an acidic environment.
After acidifying and heating to 70 °C, the PNA-10 polyelectrolyte can aggregate together because of hydrophobic association and separate from water, so it can be easily recovered by either simple centrifugation or gravitational sedimentation.
Considering that NH+4 is the only cation in the main chemical components of PM2.5, it would be vital for anions (such as SO2−4 and NO−3) to aggregate together for facilitating PM2.5 growing.
